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Bowler From page 10 and has no plans to pursue bowling seriously after college. Golf is Bellinger's favorite sport, and he is a scratch golfer, meaning he plays par. "l approach bowling as just a game to enjoy," Bellinger said. "I think one reason I do well in competition is that I'm not under as much pressure as those bowlers who are looking for sponsors to back them on the Pro Bowler's tour. I'm just looking to play well." "I'll quit bowling when it stops being fun," he said. .HIST ONK RnWI.RR in *? ?- * * - ? ... vnv uoiuiy vi me ndiiuiicii!) nas compeieo in the tournament three times. Bellinger, who is a junior and has gone to the nationals twice, will try to make his third visit next spring. Although Bellinger is confident he'll qualify a third time, he said it wdh't be easy. "It's not that you're really the best bowler for the entire year, it's just that you happen to be the best for a given series of games," Bellinger said. "And it all comes down to being mentally ready for a tournament that lasts for nine games. "I plan to work and practice as hard this year as I did last year to reach the nationals. I want to return for that third time." But how sure is Bellinger about his ability to repeat what only one other bowler has done? "When I left, I told the tournament people that I would see them next year," he said. ki~ , n i jnuw nppea.fi no ar > ScoretoardLoanqfe QW JlbbottDr.-Jfad- Vol)3nny^) (rcrcKuhrt -? J ? -JV ? ? W? 1?1 III Carole Kinq 1 Me'tl Younq ^ Willie Kelson 4 ^ $1\ Played and Suunq By Warren J^o'ise 1+il l2./\on^lu&s. j^drmssion Prefc 9 vrr 1 ikld 5* COK WITH PURCHASE OF ANY MON.-TUES.-WED. < ~~ 1^111111 Delivery Ever) Across from USC Law Confer 629 Mai ??H?M????? ? KA wins intrami By MATT WARD Gamecock Staff Writer Led by Frank Pollock's 28 points, Kappa Alpha defeated Alpha Phi Alpha 57-54 in overtime Thursday night to win the intramural basketball championship. "I feel just great," Pollock said after the game. "We waited the whole year for this moment. Everybody on the team had some role to nlav it u/ac K J . -V .. MU a total team effort." AT THE ENI) of regulation time both teams were tied at 51-51. Alpha Phi Alpha's Paul Whitaker started off the overtime period with a tip in shot after Aaron Hightower missed a shot. Trailing 53-51, Pollock scored from the inside on a pass by guard Lee Richards. With 1:05 left in over iime, ixjroy tsuuone made a foul shot and Alpha Phi Alpha led 54-53. Pollock scored again from inside as two Alpha Phi Alpha men covered him. Leading 55-54, KA regained possession of the ball as Pollock got a rebound and was fouled on the play. Pollock made both foul shots and KA led 57-54. With six seconds remaining Alpha Phi Alnha had nno nmrn 1 * g w..x/ iiiviv vuauv.^ Ill tiC II1C ^dlllt QUI " Buttone missed a shot as the game ended. KA virtually dominated play in the first half with the play of Pollock and forward Johnny Mac Arthur. POLLOCK SCORED 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds in the first half as KA led 32-27 at the half. KA started quickly in the second half as MacArthur Thomas wins sprin By MATT WARI) USC fourth with I Gamecock Staff Writer 83 and The Citadi Other first-pla< USC freshman George Thomas USC were Alan Sh was the only contestant at the S.C. yard intermedia Collegiate Track meet Saturday at Steve Wilson, in th Clemson to win first place in two a 6-9 jump, events, but the Gamecocks still USC's Hon St finished fourth in the team stan- personal record in dings. throw of 165'-1 Thomas won the 100-yard dash placed second v tllitl, 1 O n f:~? 1 ' 1 ' rN '* " ' " yvtui a u.i nine ciuu me zuo-yara r-eic uauon timsr dash with a 21.2 time, his best in throw of 148 ft. that event. Carolina's Titu: second in the loi BAPTIST COLLEGE won the jump of 23-7 and . meet with a team total of 164. fourth in the poi Clemson finished second with 118, height of 14 ft. South Carolina State third with 115, Two of Carolin r's FAM ia/%tar\ a i mv/riMM ^ Includes: Kit bread, trip tc iced tea or c< Sw 5:30 to 9:1 KcSEKVAT SANDWICH U| DNLY VM/M f Day ? HHHh |*Xzi 3081 iral title, 57-54 scored a three point shot and a lay-up shot by Pollock to lead 37-27. They stretched its lead to'll on a free throw by Pollock. Alpha Phi Alpha narrowed the margin to seven points on baskets by Hightower and Johnson. KA led by nine 43-34 on an outside jump shot hv Man Arthur VIIUI. With 4:50 remaining in regulation time, Buttone scored a three point shot and a 19-foot jump shot to bring Alpha Phi within two points, 43-41. Alpha Phi Alpha closed to within one point on a foul shot by Hightower. Pollock scored a hook shot to give Kappa Alpha a three point lead. Hightower came back with a three point play to tie the game at 45-45 with 1:35 left. ALPHA PHI ALPHA euarri Paul whitoiro 0 - MM. T ? iniurvci 111* tercepted a KA pass and scored on a fast break to give Alpha Phi Alpha a 47-45 lead. KA's Dave Estefano scored to tie the game at 47-47 with 1:10 left. Hightower scored and they scored again as Buttone scored on a fast break to lead 51-47 with 58 seconds left. Pnllnrlf tcnroH >J- * 1 no >ic wcjo uuuuie leamea 10 Dring them within two points, 51-49. Alpha Phi Alpha then attempted to use a four corners stall to run the clock out but Estefano intercepted a pass and scored to tie the game at 51-51 with 20 seconds left. Alpha Phi Alpha had a chance to win the game in rpcfl ll ofiAnfinv*^ 1 4 * .vb?.Uuviiiiiiic uui mibsea snois oy Huttone and Johnson sent the game into overtime. Pollock led all scorers with 28 points while MacArthur had 12 points. Alpha Phi Alpha was lecl by Buttone with 23 points and Hightower had 12. t events in meet i8, Furman with runners, Halston Taylor and Leon si last with 13. Cook, did not compete because of :e finishers for injuries. "With the loss of Halston loultz, in the 400- and Leon our depth in the distance f/> L..?II 1 * - ic nui uieb ana events was considerably e high jump with weakened," USC track coach Charlie Strong said. itherland set a the discus with a STRONG SAID the major benefit 1". Sutherland from the meet was the personal yhile teammate motivation of each member on the led fourth with a team. "The competition at the State Track Meet was not as s Briggs placed competitive as it was in the State lg jump witn a necora invitational last week, but Joe Estes placed most of our guys wanted to do their le vault with a best to set either personal or national qualifying times," Strong a's top distance said. 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